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In a letter sent Monday to Lt.-Gov. Manon Jeannotte, the Parti Québécois leader stated his incoming government will not allow a representative of the British Crown to preside over the event.
Stelco's third quarter this year was its "strongest" since the U.S. company acquired it in 2024, according to its owner. At the same time, hundreds in Ontario are set to lose their jobs in Hamilton and Nanticoke. Layoff notices started rolling out earlier this month.
What began as a simple knock on the front door last spring has resulted in an elderly Scarborough man living out of a suitcase, his home roofless and in ruins. While police are investigating a possible fraud, the man says he can't afford to rebuild his roof with his insurance claim denied.
Preliminary results show 76% backed remaining in Canada, while 24% supported holding a binding referendum
Most of the province of Alberta has rejected a formal referendum on separatism and would rather remain part of Canada.
His mother told Global News that her son wouldn't want anyone to dwell on his death, but to pray for his fellow wounded soldiers.
Melissa Syer has defeated Garett Cochrane in the race to be the next mayor of Yellowknife in Monday’s municipal election. Cochrane conceded not long after polls closed, as Syer held a decisive lead.
Woman refused to go to police after she told him that Galloway put his hands around her neck, ex-husband said in testimony
Eby’s promise follows criticism from the BC Conservatives
The small town’s 20-bed hospital transformed into something resembling a war-zone trauma centre
Elections Alberta says that for various reasons some locations opened late, so it cannot release unofficial results until 10 p.m. when the last polling station closes.
With demand for the sweetener growing, industry concerned about losing market share if production can’t keep up
Before he was airlifted to hospital and intubated, Sean Hiatt managed to call his mom and tell her he'd been injured in a training accident at CFB Wainwright. He was coherent at the time, according to his sister, and it gave the family hope. Now they're focused on his immediate care, and taking things 12 hours at a…
The family and friends of Arnold and Joanne De Jong will have to wait until the new year for the three killers of their loved ones to be sentenced, after a judge ruled a lack of access to earlier parole breaches the killers' Charter rights.
The measles outbreak started in October 2024 and has continued for about two years, with more than 6,400 cases reported during that time.
Leonard Foidart built a cot so he can knit comfortably while lying down. The 84-year-old from Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes, Man., lost his legs decades ago and finds it difficult to sit but loves to knit, donating more than 1,000 tuques in the last five years.
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers enter the final week of the CFL regular season controlling their playoff fate.
With an art style featuring ornate Art Nouveau lines and distorted, hand-drawn lettering, he did work for Sixties groups including the Grateful Dead and Jefferson Airplane; and he had a career revival later in life that saw him designing posters for U2, Neil Young and the Tragically Hip
More than 6,400 people were infected across 10 provinces, Public Health Agency of Canada says
The Nova Scotia government says it has agreed to pay public sector employees an estimated $470 million in compensation over legislation introduced in 2015 to restrict their wages.
Criticism of Nova Scotia's move to build a large-scale AI data centre is growing, as both opposition parties are calling for an emergency sitting of the Legislature to debate it.
The Desert Park Raceway in Osoyoos said a horse lost its step during a race and fell on the track, colliding with multiple trailing horses and drivers.
Albertans voted in a nonbinding referendum on Monday on whether the western province should secede from Canada.